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I tried to make an image of glassblowers. But I know what they look like when they're working, and the ai's I use don't. It bothered me.

So, I decided to highlight the art of glassblowing by making 1980's Appropriated Art sculptures made from glassware. And, this one I didn't even use Dale Chihuly's name in the prompt, although it really reminds me of his work. (He makes glass, rather than appropriating it.)

For the other prompts go here: March: Time to Work ChallengeThis month I thought it would be fun to look at work through the centuries. The prompt list includes time period and occupation, with a place sometimes stated or implied. I’m not expecting historical accuracy, so have fun playing around. If it entertains you, you could include the idea of time travel in your images. I plan on trying for an art style from that area or time period (not necessarily both at the same time) since I enjoy doing that with global challenges. I learn that way. :) 1st: Ancient Egypt (c. 2600-2100 BCE): Farmer2nd: Ancient Greece (c. 800-323 BCE): Potter3rd: Ancient India (c. 2600 BCE-1600 CE): Weaver 4th: Ancient Rome (c. 753 BCE-476 CE): Carpenter5th: Byzantine Empire (330–1453 CE): Merchant 6th: Viking Age (c. 793-1066 CE): Fisherman 7th: Medieval Europe (c. 5th-15th century): Blacksmith 8th: Islamic Golden Age (8th–14th century): Scholar9th: Renaissance (c. 14th-17th century): Bookbinder 10th: Elizabethan Era (1558–1603 CE): Actor 11th: The Age of Exploration (15th–17th century): Shipbuilders12th: Baroque Period (17th–18th century): Wigmaker 13th: Colonial America (c. 1600s-1776): Cooper (barrel maker) 14th: Industrial Revolution (1760-1840): Textile Worker 15th: Victorian England (1837-1901): Tailor16th: American Wild West (c. 1860-1890): Rancher 17th: Roaring Twenties (1920s): Jazz Musician18th: Great Depression (1930s): Construction worker 19th: World War II (1939-1945): Factory Worker 20th: Space Age (1950s-1960s): Astronaut21st: Civil Rights Movement (1950s-1960s): Activist22nd: Disco Era (1970s): Bartender 23rd: Punk Rock Era (late 1970s): Tattoo Artist 24th: Renaissance of Traditional Crafts (1980s-present): Glassblower 25th: Dot-Com Bubble (1990s): Web Developer26th: Environmental Movement (1990s-present): Park ranger27th: Post-9/11 (2000s-present): Security guard28th: Sustainable Living Movement (2010s-present): Beekeeper 29th: Streaming Era (2010s-present): Video Game Streamer 30th: Rise of E-commerce (2010s-present): Fulfillment Center Worker 31st: Gig Economy (2010s-present): Ride-share DriverIf you want to join our group in celebrating St. Patrick's Day this March, find the prompts for that challenge here: ,March 2024 ChallengeFebruary 29, 2024Celebrate the luck of the Irish with our AI St.

Description
I tried to make an image of glassblowers. But I know what they look like when they're working, and the ai's I use don't. It bothered me.

So, I decided to highlight the art of glassblowing by making 1980's Appropriated Art sculptures made from glassware. And, this one I didn't even use Dale Chihuly's name in the prompt, although it really reminds me of his work. (He makes glass, rather than appropriating it.)

For the other prompts go here: March: Time to Work ChallengeThis month I thought it would be fun to look at work through the centuries. The prompt list includes time period and occupation, with a place sometimes stated or implied. I’m not expecting historical accuracy, so have fun playing around. If it entertains you, you could include the idea of time travel in your images. I plan on trying for an art style from that area or time period (not necessarily both at the same time) since I enjoy doing that with global challenges. I learn that way. :) 1st: Ancient Egypt (c. 2600-2100 BCE): Farmer2nd: Ancient Greece (c. 800-323 BCE): Potter3rd: Ancient India (c. 2600 BCE-1600 CE): Weaver 4th: Ancient Rome (c. 753 BCE-476 CE): Carpenter5th: Byzantine Empire (330–1453 CE): Merchant 6th: Viking Age (c. 793-1066 CE): Fisherman 7th: Medieval Europe (c. 5th-15th century): Blacksmith 8th: Islamic Golden Age (8th–14th century): Scholar9th: Renaissance (c. 14th-17th century): Bookbinder 10th: Elizabethan Era (1558–1603 CE): Actor 11th: The Age of Exploration (15th–17th century): Shipbuilders12th: Baroque Period (17th–18th century): Wigmaker 13th: Colonial America (c. 1600s-1776): Cooper (barrel maker) 14th: Industrial Revolution (1760-1840): Textile Worker 15th: Victorian England (1837-1901): Tailor16th: American Wild West (c. 1860-1890): Rancher 17th: Roaring Twenties (1920s): Jazz Musician18th: Great Depression (1930s): Construction worker 19th: World War II (1939-1945): Factory Worker 20th: Space Age (1950s-1960s): Astronaut21st: Civil Rights Movement (1950s-1960s): Activist22nd: Disco Era (1970s): Bartender 23rd: Punk Rock Era (late 1970s): Tattoo Artist 24th: Renaissance of Traditional Crafts (1980s-present): Glassblower 25th: Dot-Com Bubble (1990s): Web Developer26th: Environmental Movement (1990s-present): Park ranger27th: Post-9/11 (2000s-present): Security guard28th: Sustainable Living Movement (2010s-present): Beekeeper 29th: Streaming Era (2010s-present): Video Game Streamer 30th: Rise of E-commerce (2010s-present): Fulfillment Center Worker 31st: Gig Economy (2010s-present): Ride-share DriverIf you want to join our group in celebrating St. Patrick's Day this March, find the prompts for that challenge here: ,March 2024 ChallengeFebruary 29, 2024Celebrate the luck of the Irish with our AI St.